Numenta, a company with backing from the Gates Foundation, on Wednesday released an open-source AI model it hopes will require less energy and data to create intelligent machines than existing ...

Numenta has researched the brain for 17 years, and now it finally has a product that it hopes can make AI up to 100 times more efficient.

Numenta announced a technology demonstration showing their brain-derived sparse networks perform inference tasks 50x faster than dense networks.

Numenta, the Silicon Valley artificial intelligence firm founded by Palm Pilot creator Jeff Hawkins, has been able to achieve a dramatic speed up in conventional neural networks using Xilinx ...

Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky started Numenta nine years ago to create software that was modeled after the way the human brain processes information. It has taken longer than expected, but the ...

Numenta’s Brain-Inspired Software Adds Smarts to the Grid The company’s Grok software processes “fast data” for EnerNoc and makes predictions about customers’ energy usage.

Numenta has achieved greater than 100x performance improvements on inference tasks in deep learning networks without loss of accuracy.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., January 07, 2025--Numenta’s Thousand Brains Project is now an independent nonprofit, fostering brain-inspired AI research with open-source code and a global community.

Numenta, Backed by Gates Foundation, Releases Open-Source AI Model Founder Jeff Hawkins has some ideas about how an AI gets smarter, and hopes researchers will pursue his approach.